Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19

general favOrite with The cid svG vccrg
by reason OF 3 peculiar current q laEul.
sense and usefulness uIdslyi. -l,1..
enthusiasm in the GOO th.:e~ u -is.
She possessed lnsEy tGu,S, hu SIZE ISL.
Z devoted daughter, s faithful t.i,sd, 81
! IS - iC2lst5Cus Wi; 81 Tie ls.y.r o.
her poetic N ure is row merged .-5cr
I ciSnIel
TIE vein q scrsUCu5Lsss Vt iCh C.H
! scte US much CT Ter Ioe'ry ruls S.
{ through her personality, t:s,t, z-a 81,
position. hut is fortunately governed st
/ guided ~ sITcrG ccmmcl. -e.-e. a 81.
! baIiJe h7 oalurc, she CsH stap. lJ,seI e
j anF coTCiGou life my iDl.sa
/ Is r giIl she bTCU 2ht much adverse cit
iciSn upon herself from the severe Judge;
! Of Inc world. through tCo 2rtat loy. Of
! pleasure sEd admiration, 100 yoiUp:u6G,
sid u careful literary methods, .Ll'
hsstV temper.
Tine hes cured al these tauI.s save 70:
latter.
The fsir poetess is perfect little tel
pest when aroused, which j, never viii
out fair cause. An eye witu-,- Ct c-sd
her Is . justifable storms, s.Il 20 Tie '.&
shs felr rs If she wanted s. i-Ir.llg ~
bout Der person S. the sine In CLa Of
her own poems she says: "Tle slg.
IuIkec uGder the demon IN NE
Soue hcdy has in,imafed that she Pos
scszed "a good deal moe Of me fC-uG
but the latter has been more highly cult
vatf G -
The wife of one of WiscCnsir's miii.rr
sire king tells ne tbat II her Ds'ive sisH
The gifted poetess was more beloved To-
her personal qualities than Eer i1te.l5ci''
slity, Gnd many loved the woman "-o
would not indOrse her writings. oln
her marriage she has published but Cls
book, "Mal MCulle," 3 novel, stiisIs
and remarkable work in its wy, but I'll
OF new and sdyaI ced iCees fer which *
public is not ready.
MsEy sermon VIII have 70 be pressl'-
70 cover the ground Nal Mouiie hiss do1''
Her poems have noticeabiy impIcYed-
refinement and strength stree meTr'2'
Tits is due no doubt to Constant csscc.F
ton with one OF the ahlest and mos. Gu
tured literary critics Of the Gay.
Els Wheeler Wilcox HIS telicsle Wv
vigorous physique. a casual c0seI,s'
would not imagine her over-twenlY-eg..'
Naturally of g joyous ard happy dls2o....
ton she is subject 10 periods Ct proiv.-..--
melancholy. She dresses quietly CT y.
street and srtisticaily in the house. ~
literary circles of New YORK have Sc! -
seal OF commentator upon her WOKE
she is received with open Srms Il son."
the mOstdeiightiui social circ.esla tneCl!'
Her beneyUlence is unique Is Der ls-.I,
4 Constant source Ct distress 70 ls.-
this TegSrd is being compelled 1g O...
lessons OF Experience 10 close ner PVVs..,
book Ceiore the demands Of the un%O!..
and limit her charities to cases Vice. =. =.
personally investigates. One q =.
strongest characteristics is ner Deep,
Hsious faith coupled with Lntolei2LCT
creeds. She seldom attends c1uicl -
hss the most implicit faith II pIHr
Sincerity and truth are her cerolnH! =.
tues. The favor Of kings ard PIE.
could not tempt her to depart from - =,
She is fesrlessly and fesTfu.ly lfaDh 30! -
gains and retains more friends than - 80
VINO rely upon policy TO caIfy !,
through the world. l do not pei-e's..1
o"a II 4bJ Cl-0 Oca cr,it
ever did possess it she does. OIe ~.
has said, "She draws sll men 10 lei =
almost al women" So successt-,.
womEn, she has few il any III WIS.,
being possessed Of q faculty Of disa i.--sr:
rivalry. | attribute this 10 her slI-d
and Interested pleasure IN the succ'"
others. ,.-sf
Mrs. Wilcox lost her only child, va; ,'',.
boy, after one brief day OF life, lss. va
She is now making her home II Ne" I5iIs
city, near the Central PARK, in COSY -.
nest Of rooms most artisticslly oeCg poT
WILLIAM ]. Boz